Useless Column :‘Land inside tea’

For more than three decades, Ghana has pursued various reforms to improve the performance of its electricity distribution sector. Despite significant investments in generation capacity, transmission infrastructure, and distribution networks, persistent challenges—including high technical and commercial losses, unreliable revenue collection, aging infrastructure, and mounting financial pressures—continue to undermine the sector’s sustainability.

More than 2,000 African students are studying in Russian agricultural universities in the Russian Federation, according to the latest statistics made available, during a media conference held ahead of the third Russia-Africa Summit, explicitly underscoring Moscow's preparedness to continue ensuring aspects of the continent's food security.

In today’s digital world, access to money is no longer limited to banks or lengthy procedures. With just a few clicks, individuals can download mobile loan applications and receive instant cash. These platforms promise convenience and speed, making them especially attractive to young people and those in urgent need of financial support. However, behind this ease lies a troubling reality; one that many users fail to recognize until it is too late.

The world's leading sovereign wealth funds were never designed to maximise annual accounting profits.

A young female entrepreneur in Accra had been selling handmade skincare products, but she struggled with pricing, digital marketing and keeping track of her costs. During a financial literacy and mentoring session for entrepreneurs, Standard Chartered volunteers sat with her and showed her how to break down expenses, calculate profit and use social media to reach customers. As the session ended, she acknowledged what she had learned and said, “I can finally see what I need to do next.”

The enactment of the Virtual Asset Service Providers Act, 2025 (Act 1154) represents a major milestone in Ghana’s evolving financial and digital regulatory framework.

Good governance is not measured by the number of policies an institution adopts, but by the confidence it inspires in those it serves.

Ask any trotro mate how he charges for a trip and he'll tell you straight: it's a fixed fare for the route — Circle to Achimota, Kaneshie to Mallam.